Support for State Action on a Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Budget

General Government and Economic Policy
Published

Reaffirmed the association’s policy of urging the Congress to enact legislation immediately that would lead to the ratification of an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring a balanced federal budget. The Board also urged the Congress, in the meantime, to enact a “balanced budget” statute. The Board said that the failure of the Congress to balance the federal budget has led to growing deficits that have “resulted in escalated interest rates to the detriment of prospective homeowners throughout the nation.”

Resolution originally adopted: 1984.5, Resolution No. 26

Committee with primary jurisdiction:

  • Federal Government Affairs Committee
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